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Defusing Hostile Customers Workbook (Third Edition2010): A Self-Instructional Workbook For Public Sector Employees
Amazon reviewer Autumn Bells says:
Robert Bacal has filled a niche that has been empty for too long - customer service literature that focuses on the public sector. Most customer service material is geared toward the private sector - retail, manufacturing, etc. Advice on such topics as winning customer loyalty, pricing, word-of-mouth advertising, etc. doesn't always apply to the world of the government agency, the university, or the Motor Vehicles Department. In many public sector jobs, telling people "no" and telling them what they "must" do is a regular part of the job - and this leads to a natural increase in hostility from patrons. I have researched countless customer service books, programs and resources to use here at our public institution. Not only is Robert Bacal's material one of the only sources geared specifically to the public sector, it is also one of the best sources on handling upset, angry, or hostile customers that I've ever seen - for any type of workplace! Beginning with a four-part model (or process) for defusing hostile customers, he then goes into countless specific tips and techniques that are as practical as they are effective. He goes so far beyond the trite techniques found in other customer service materials to cover topics such as: · how to tell someone "no" in a way that doesn't elicit hostility · handling non-verbal intimidation · verbal self-defense · a step-by-step process for "solving" customer problems · dealing with threats · and much more! Examples of dialogue and written exercises in each section help readers apply the material. We have tried these techniques here at work and the results have been outstanding. I highly recommend this book for anyone who encounters customers, clients, patients, students, or members of the public - whether you work in the public or the private sector. This is the best source on handling customers you can find!
Top : Customer Service - Airline Industry : Page 2: Customer service in the airline industry is critical for the survival of air carriers around the world. Whether you're interested in airline sales personnel, airline attendents, or pilots, you'll find information about airline customer service, and how to improve it here.
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Airline complaints surge 37 percent in latest report; US Airways is most complained about
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Even though domestic carriers had fewer flight delays, cancellations and mishandled bags this past November than during the same month a year before, customers didn’t take notice, according to the Transportation Department’s latest Air Travel Consumer Report.
Gripes about airline service mushroomed by 37 percent for the month, with the government receiving 808 grievances from consumers about airline service, 37 percent more than the 589 complaints received in November 2006.
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Passenger Revolution: Airlines Witness Changing of the Guard
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This article is an in-depth look at how airlines should be treating their valuable customers. Traditionally, customer service has not be a priority within the airline industry, but these days the competition between airlines dicates the need for distinguishing customer service.
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Zagat Survey Finds Airline Industry Customers Unhappy
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The company questioned 5,277 regular travellers and travel professionals about their air travel experiences during the past year and results show that most expressed disappointment.
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Southwest Airlines Cruises in Customer Satisfaction
- by Colin Beasty
A semiannual report shows airline service improving, but travelers want more live agents. The study's purpose was to evaluate airline contact center operations on a scale ranging from A to D, with the primary focus on call satisfaction and completion.
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Planes, Trains, and Automobiles
- by Lisa Picarille
Whether a company is transporting legendary golfers, tons of lumber, or ladies who lunch, customer service is key. CRM in the transportation industry is as varied as what is being moved and who is moving it. But the bottom line is the same: CRM can help transport companies to reach new heights, drive profits, and bring them closer to their customers. Here, the stories of three companies that use CRM to do all this and more.
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Secrets of Superior Customer Service Airlines
- by Gregory P. Smith
Article explains how Singapore International Airlines achieves what some call the best airline customer service in the world.
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